Upcoming Events

Join us at our upcoming events and help make a difference in our community.

Mutual Aid Committee Meeting

Virtual Event
Come join the mutual aid committee for our monthly meeting. Links to the call will be posted at least 1 hour in advance of meeting
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October 2026 General Meeting

October 2026 General Meeting

2 Locations
At 6:00pm there will be a potluck and social hour before the meeting business starts at 7:00pm. Feel free to bring guests along as well as anything you want for the potluck (no alcohol allowed). Once the meeting gets going we will have committee report backs, a political education segment, and discussion over any business brought to the chapter internally and externally. This meeting will be hybrid--To access the virtual portion, RSVP for the Zoom login! A reminder email will be sent out the day of the meeting with the Zoom credentials.
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Electoral Canvassing training

East Liberty Carnegie Library Meeting Room 3 - 130 S Whitfield St, Pittsburgh, PA 15206, USA
The electoral committee will be hosting a canvassing training at the East Liberty CLP on October 17th, 10am - 12:30pm
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NA4A Bi-Monthly Business Canvass

NA4A Bi-Monthly Business Canvass

LV. Coffee Project - Center Door, 124 S Highland Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15206, USA
Join us as we canvass businesses to join the NA4A campaign! We will visit businesses, tell them about how going Apartheid Free supports Palestinians and attracts a passionate group of customers, and work with them to sign up if they are interested. We will train volunteers on how to have these conversations at the start. For this session, you are also welcome (but not required) to go to a more general training on canvassing for elections and other campaigns hosted by the Electoral Committee 10am-12:30pm right around the corner at CLP East Liberty. RSVP for that canvass training here: https://pghdsa.solidarity.tech/electoral-canvassing-training
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Land Acknowledgement

We would like to acknowledge that we organize on the traditional ancestral lands of the Haudenosaunee and primarily the Onödowa’ga:’

We pay our respect to the elders both past and present, who have stewarded this land throughout the generations. We recognize and honor them as the past, present, and future caretakers of this land.

This land came under the control of the current settler state, known as the U.S.A., through genocidal military campaigns and an ongoing occupation. with the Treaty 1794 codified the violent dispossession and systematic removal of the Haudenosaunee nation and societies has led to the current situation, in which the Onödowa’ga:’ people reside on a small portion of land ceded to them by the colonial government of the U.S.( within the borders of what we know as the States of Pennsylvania and New York). It should be noted Pennsylvania’s portion lies under water due to Kinzua dam. The Onödowa’ga:’ people fought to stop the project all the way to the steps of the Supreme Court and lost the fight.

Decolonization of Native lands is not a metaphor. Decolonization means land repatriation. It is a project that as socialists we support in order to achieve reparation justice.